Ip Man Lineage
Member of International Wing Chun Martial Art Association
Wing Chun has had a significant impact on who I am as a person. From day-to-day normal situations to unusual and uncommon ones, Wing Chun has taught me to remain calm, control my emotions, and not let my imagination run wild. Through practicing the forms and meditating on Wing Chun's aphorisms, I have been able to accomplish this.
~ Sifu Jody Hill, 9th Generation Master Wing Chun Kuen ~
Will you be ready and able to survive the next unknown tragedy? Are you aware of and understand the dos and don'ts of close-range combat? Do you possess the appropriate mindset, the appropriate knowledge, and the appropriate skill level? The knowledge in this book isn't the same as your father's martial arts or your TV kung fu mystic motions. No, this book is down and dirty, straightforward, and efficient. Wing Chun is a no-nonsense, straight-to-the-point, and effective fighting style as a result of its conceptual base. It is not a sport, as with most martial arts, because Wing Chun's universal concepts are based on geometry, physics, and natural movement rather than sports ability, size, and strength.
Hill Wing Chun (Book One)
Official Hill Wing Chun kung fu Manual.
Learn the philosophy behind the art.
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Hill Wing Chun
What is Wing Chun?
Wing Chun is a close-range combat self-defense system that is so fast and agile that the small can overcome the large. In my view, Wing Chun is the greatest of all martial arts disciplines. The five core principles of Wing Chun are centerline, facing, forward intention, economy of motion, and simplicity. Wing Chun centers on being grounded, maintaining the center of gravity, and being hard and soft in addition to geometry and physics principles such as shortest distance between points, cutting angles, triangular constructions, circular movement, kinetic energy, elastic potential energy, torque, force, pressure, and momentum.